KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia – Ten endangered Borneo pygmy elephants have
been found dead in a Malaysian forest under mysterious circumstances, and
wildlife officials said Tuesday that they probably were poisoned. Carcasses of
the baby-faced elephants were found near each other over the past three weeks
at the Gunung Rara
Forest Reserve, said Laurentius Ambu,
director of the wildlife department in Malaysia 's
Sabah state on Borneo island. In one case,
officers rescued a 3-month-old calf that was trying to wake its dead mother. Poisoning
appeared to be the likely cause, but officials have not determined whether it
was intentional, said Sabah Environmental
minister Masidi Manjun.
We start by
looking at the 13th November 2012 eclipse chart at Gunung Rara. Notice that the eclipse is very significantly
placed on the Ascendant conjunct Unukalhai -a pale
yellow star situated on the neck of the Serpent. Sometimes called Cor
Serpentis, the Serpent's Heart (a snake's heart is located in its neck). According
to Ptolemy it is of the nature of Saturn and Mars. It is associated with violence and danger of
poison. [Robson*, p.213.]. Readers might like to refer to a previous post where
the same eclipse is associated with ‘poisons’[1].
Progressing
the chart to 23th January 2013, the date on which photos were released by Sabah
Wildlife Department[2] we find that the progressed MC is conjunct the eclipse Sun – triggering the meaning of
the eclipse and the star. The progressed IC of the chart is in Bharani nakshatra of Vedic astrology, the symbol for which is an elephant!The eclipse forms
hard aspects to the current Uranus-Pluto square – this could be a reference to
sudden events (Uranus) involving poisonous substances (Hades) that contribute
to the end (Pluto) of a species.
[2] EarthLink
- International News http://bit.ly/WuZWqP
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